Ryan International
No longer operating — ceased in 2013. Reviews below are kept as a record.
RD· RYN· RYAN· Rockford· Flying since 1972· North America· Official site
Ryan International Airlines (RYN) was an American contract, cargo and charter airline that at one time had a fleet of over 40 commercial jet aircraft. The company originated as a modest 1973 spin-off of a single Learjet from the business activities of Wichita entrepreneur Jack P. DeBoer under the leadership of DeBoer's former corporate pilot, Ronald D. Ryan. In 1977, after a change of ownership, the business was renamed Ryan Aviation and started flying Cessna Citations for Emery Air Freight later that year, upgrading to Boeing 727s in late 1981. The airline was sold to PHH Group in 1986 and briefly named PHH Air in 1988–1989, but after losing all its business, PHH sold the moribund airline back to Ryan in 1989, who quickly resuscitated it as Ryan International Airlines, again flying for Emery, this time subcontracting for a United States Postal Service (USPS) contract.
From Wikipedia, as of Jun 29, 2026, under CC BY-SA 4.0.
—
0 reviews
We publish a score once a carrier has at least 3 reviews. Ryan International has 0. Ratings below that are as likely to describe one bad month as an employer.
What Ryan International pays
Reported by crew, converted to one currency, published only as a median and a range.
By rank
- Captain0 reportsMembers only
- First Officer0 reportsMembers only
- Cabin Crew0 reportsMembers only
- Senior Cabin Crew0 reportsMembers only
- Cabin Manager0 reportsMembers only
Pay data comes from crew who reported theirs
Verify an airline work address to join, then report your own package or write a review — either one opens every salary figure on the site for 12 months.
Verify and join freeOr subscribe to Crew Pro to skip the queue.